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Source: Fox Business - Posted by Anthony Pell
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From MasterCard and Twitter to TJMaxx and Sony, companies of all sizes are under attack from hackers. The threat of these attacks has escalated to such a degree that many cybersecurity professionals will admit it is almost impossible to prevent them 100% of the time. |
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Source: Dark Reading - Posted by Dave Wreski
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If bypass of Chrome's sandbox indeed used a new Flash vulnerability in the browser, then it's both a Flash bug and a Chrome hack, says security researcher Dan Kaminksy. |
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Source: neodrum - Posted by Anthony Pell
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Research by Context Information Security shows design level security issues, which give potentially malicious web pages low level access to graphics cards that could provide a ‘back door’ for hackers and compromise data stored on internet-connected machines. |
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Source: Muktware - Posted by Alex
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"Permission plays a vital role in everyday life, without permission we cannot achieve work in a swift manner. Thus understanding permission is a crucial task and one should be well adept with the rules of the permission. Today we unravel various aspects of the permission that has been implemented in the *Unix subsystem". |
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Source: ClubHack Magazine - Posted by Administrator
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Thanks to ClubHack for sending this in. ClubHack Magazine's issue 14-March 2011 is out. ClubHACK Magazine,an e-zine and free to download, is focused on hacking security. |
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Source: IT World - Posted by Alex
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The allegations from Greg Perry regarding backdoors allegedly placed within OpenBSD about a decade ago seem to be shifting more and more into the realm of fantasy as each day goes by. To date, Perry has not responded to my inquiry regarding his Dec. 11 e-mail to OpenBSD founder Theo de Raadt, nor to my knowledge has he responded publicly anywhere else. |
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Source: Tech News World - Posted by Alex
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Chrome, the new operating system Google is currently testing, will push users into careless computing habits and give them far less control over their data, according to Free Software Foundation President Richard Stallman. Though it may be based on Linux, "Google Chrome is not free software in the sense of free and open source software," the FSF's Matt Lee told TechNewsWorld. |
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Source: ZDNet Asia - Posted by Alex
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One year since its inception, Hackerspace.sg still aims to keep building a strong "hacker" culture that fosters idea-sharing and innovative problem-solving among individuals in a supportive environment. |
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Source: IT Knowledge Exchange - Posted by Anthony Pell
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Jibran Ilyas, a computer forensics investigator and malware researcher and Nicholas J. Percoco, senior vice president of Trustwave’s SpiderLabs team talk about malware sophistication and memory dumping techniques. |
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Source: The Examiner - Posted by Anthony Pell
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I’ve said it before, use upper and lower case, use number and letter combinations and when possible, if the website allows it, use special characters. It has been documented that “Adding just one capital letter and one asterisk would change the processing time for an 8 character password from 2.4 days to 2.1 centuries.” |
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